Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
BY sEs 70 Al the Comfer-
enee Report Adopted.
FsrelEa As.lr- N sAs sss.ss-TAs
Hoass Passes the Iassr-ssass con-
nerss hm--An.rlean FhAsrnsn
Ia Canadian waters



WkxHIx0rox. Jan. q. .-A peiflfnn -.
lasinz 10 traliio IN liquor ia she Dislrle,
Of Columbia, after dekate. vas rsfnrres
% Tie Coumtltet on DistFisk.
NumeFoua pasilions we're urasenfaa
by severas senators fer Amendment AZ
The oleomaFHafina lau. and Tor rsreal
q internal revenue iaua, ard were ~.
feEred 20 TIE COMMITTEES on Enannn.
Bsoan edsFed q resolution. ukioh
uas Adopted. FeqaealinR tha Presidanf
20 communicates 10 the senate oaplss al
AZ eorresp0ndenoa With the QovaEnnenl
q 4exioo IN regard b the seizure and
sails of ne American sghoaner Rabnr.
sou, IN The port Of Tampico; also enpioa
of 4ll corFeepondence between the Hinle
Depaxtmeat and The laie Minister 1aaa.
son. With 5aokson's laiter 20 tha Pre.I-
dent on the suhisct Of hi8 resignation.
kemunds RAEe notice on behalf ~
the Committee on Foreign rolaiinra fhal
tomoFFoW, Immediately after campIe.
ton Of tAe strict morning hnslnaaa. hn
would ash the Senate 10 oonaider tho
oill respecting The petition of American
fishermen, which he had fepnrfnd she
otner day. Subsequently. however, the
senate eEFeed 70 adjourn over till Eon-
DAY. Inc Senate then vent into nanznt
session, and when the douFa we're re-
opened adjourned tin Monday.
Monae.
After the reading OF the ioarnAl tho
Speaker stated shai the reRglar orlsr
vas the vote upon she adoption OF ahe
conferences report On she Inter 1lafe
Commeroe bill.
Bast<rwoFth. Of 0hia, asked unanlm.
nmn s,ssrannrk A., kaaa = 80. -. A.
the toarih section. eot criap % 6iectsd %
the reQaeal.
Quinnam, Of Illinois. moved 10 recon.
mis- the bill 10 the Conferenos Commik-
tee. and Crisp raised q point Of order
against thal motion. Tha epeaker
knew % no rule uhioh aathorirsd r.
eommittAi Of eonfese1ce report ana
sustained the point Of order.
O'Neili, Of Pennsylvania, inquired
whetheR there was any parliamentary
by which those RBntlemen
Who we're embarrassed b. having 10 vots
ter OF against an Important bill without
having IN opportunity 10 divast il of al
Of It's Questionable features, oould b
relieved OF that embArassmonf. bat ne
suggestion 10 that end vas made. Vote
vas taken on the adoption Of sha con-
ference report, and u vas sRFsed 70 by
yeas 2l7. nay Al.
Those voting 10 The negative we're
Allen, OF Massachusetts. Anderson, of
Ohio, Bliss, Boyle, Bragg, Brum, Camp
bell, Of Ohio, Cosuell, Dibble. Ely,
Evans. FELTON,, TindleEy, Frederick, Cav,
9ilhlian, arosse ner, Hayden, Hin,
Johnson, MeKelly, Keschom, Libby,
Long. Markham. Martin. +. MoKenna,
Miller, Morrow, Oates. 1Noili, 0f Psnn-
sylvania, O'Neill, OF Miasonri, Ramsey.
Reed, OF Maine. Rich, Seymour, Waaa-
worth, Waite, Weaver, OF Iowa, aud
White, Of Pennsylvania. The hili After
being enrolled and signed by the pre-
siding officers OF the two houses viii IA
sent to the President for hia action.
Crisp, from the COMMITTEES On Com
meroa. reported back . resolution 70
qnesting the Secretary Of the Treasury
to make inquiry ef o0nffaoloFs of pas.
sonQar cars and steamboats,, anA anV
other persons he may think capable 81
giving information on the subject as %
the best methods Of ooas1fnotinQ the
same. Adopted.
skinner. Of North Carolina, presented
& conference report upon the bill for
the allotment Of lands IN severalfy 10
Indians, and Il Was aQresdt1.
Baker, Of New fogk, from the Gem
mittee on Territories, reported q bill for
the appointment Of an additional Jus.
tics Of The saprome Court Of the Terri
tory Of Montana.
Belmont, Of New York, offered q Fsao-
lniion. whioh vas referred 20 the Com
mitiee Of ForelGn Afairs. that she
President be requested to tranamif 10
the House copies Of sueh correspond
ence 40 10 the present day between THIS
Government and the British QoveFn-
ment, as be mag decide oan nav Be
properly made public In regard 30 the
deprivation inflicted In Canadian ports
% American fishing vessels, having toe
right 10 touch and trade, of the liberty
heretofore enjoyed by snch vessels n
canadian ports opsn 20 foreign veassia,
and 70 buy and sell and trade merohan-
disc therein, aud which Is permitted IN
Iuch ports to American trading vessels.
and 10 the vessels Of all other nations.